President skips Syracuse St Patrick Parade led by snowplow
President Clinton declines invitation to Syracuse St Patrick’s Day Parade. Snowplow will lead the way with shamrocks and flags amid record snowfall. Parade begins noon at Clinton Square featuring 30 bands, 150 floats, and three helium balloons.
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Report clears Woody Allen in abuse inquiry
NEW HAVEN Conn. Woody Allen said a six month study found no evidence of sexual abuse by him of Dylan Farrow, the couple’s seven year old adopted daughter. The report was sealed and sent to the state attorney after Allen and Mia Farrow met with investigators at Yale New Haven Hospital. Farrow did not contest Allen’s account and the findings mute the criminal probe, with authorities maintaining the broader inquiry continues.
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Bullwinkle Parade Preview Turns To Metro For Balloons
A quirky St Patrick s Day parade preview notes Bullwinkle may sour over the balloons and promises metro coverage for all parade details Saturday steps and festive highlights.
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Metro
Weather to linger as spring ushers in late snow storms
Sue Weibezahl Naylor reports spring arrival at 9 41 a m Saturday may not end winter conditions. The 1993 Old Farmer's Almanac predicts continued cold, snowfall through April, and heavy May rains. Daylight saving time starts at 2 00 a m on April 4 with summer beginning June 21.
Weather Facts and Spring Gardening Tips for Central New York
Warmest spring on record 1921 at 51.2 F and coldest 1926 at 40.1 F. This year’s snow totals in March top 51.5 inches, beating previous 41.4 from 1932. April snow record 16.4 inches in 1983 and May record 5 inches in 1907. March 87 F in 1986. March low minus 16 F in 1950. April high 92 F in 1990. April low 7 F in 1923. May highs 96 F in 1977. May lows 25 F in 1966. June high 100 F in 1934. June low 34 F in 1945. Plants such as crocuses and daffodils emerge late Apt. forsythia and lilacs bloom late May. Lawn care: delay mowing until late April after snow melts. rake lightly to remove debris. Crabgrass control and fertilizing timing advised. proper fertilization avoids mid-summer dead grass. Birds returning: robins and migrating ducks, hawks, larks, and geese expected in next two months. feed birds with seed and oiled sunflowers. Driving tips: replace wiper blades, check battery and alternator, wash car with non-recirculating water, and spray undercarriage. Warm days melt snow creating wet roads and black ice at night. Holidays this season include Easter April 11, Mother’s Day May 9, Memorial Day May 31, Father’s Day June 20.
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Dorothy Crumb
Onondaga Audubon Society
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House approves Clinton jobs bill and deficit plan
House Democrats pass a $16.3 billion emergency jobs bill funding summer youth employment and highways and a five year $500 billion deficit reduction plan cutting domestic programs. The votes were mostly along party lines, with Rep. Walsh and Rep. Boehlert voting against the measures.
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Series glimpse into eighth grade in Jamesville-DeWitt school
Herald Journal Profiles the district with 2,368 students, high paid experienced teachers, average salary 45011, average tenure 20 years. Minority students 12 percent. Graduation to college 99 percent with 75 percent earning Regents diplomas.
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Chameleon Like Eighth Graders Start Adulthood Lesson
A classroom moment centers on Tourville guiding 23 eighth graders through chapter One of Tisha. He questions them about their reactions, jots comments to the board, and begins a critical thinking discussion with English teacher Renee Solow supervising.
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Lesson Plans in Bamnesville Class Scene
A classroom scene shows a teacher calling out a student name Renee as a ballad of five word vocabulary items unfolds. The misspelled text suggests a school page with students, teachers, and a chalkboard moment amidst chatter.
Urban League alleges police used excessive force outside Landmark Theatre
Officials from the Urban League of Onondaga County accuse Syracuse police of excessive force after a melee outside the Landmark Theatre on March 3. The incident with about 1,000 attendees left two officers and a firefighter injured, as the league calls for accountability and says six complainants were not interviewed.
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